The weekly export inspections numbers were released and showed that 56.5 million bushels of soybeans were exported during last week's holiday-shortened week with 44 million bushels going to China. General Comments Markets were firm overnight except for wheat and traded firm all day today. Wheat was higher early but lost any gains and closed mixed. There was some news around the markets:
The index roll will start Wednesday, and some believe that will mean some sizable buying in the corn market. It was bitterly cold all the way into Texas today. Schools were closed in every state from Minnesota to Texas. It was -4°F in Enid, OK this morning. Temperatures will stay cold again tonight and tomorrow. Egypt bought 535,000 MT of wheat from U...
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